How to Beautifully Display Cookware in Your Kitchen

 Entry #1223, May 25, 2012

When organizing your kitchen, make the most of the efficiency in order to maximize the customization of counter-top, shelves and cupboards. Instead of using merely decorative objects in your kitchen, make your cookware as one of the decorations in your kitchen displays.  This is an excellent way to save on cabinet space and keep cookware handy.

Here are effective ways to beautifully display cookware.

Beautify your kitchen with a hanging pot rack

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•  Hanging Pot Rack

This method displays your cookware to its best advantage. While cookwares are hanged accordingly, the rack is designed to be accessible and easy to get whenever you need it. This is a convenient way to store frequently used pots and pans while freeing up precious cabinet space and a place to display your high-end culinary tools.   Hanging pot racks come in a variety of sizes and mounting capabilities. The dual pot rack design acts as a chandelier and a kitchen organizer as well. It fits practicality with sophistication to a sole kitchen.  The high-ceiling hanging pot rack design is perfect for kitchen with high floor to ceiling length. For stainless-steel cookwares, the wired pot rack design fits exactly in your kitchen. Place lighting in the center of the hanging pots and pans to allow lighting to illuminate in your kitchen.

From shelving to hooks – hanging storage for your kitchen

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•  Hooks

Screw a decent number of hooks on a pegboard across one wall of the kitchen. Hang the cookwares by color or size along with other cooking utensils. This will provide an easy and visible location for frequently used utensils in meal preparations.

•  Wall Racks

Wall racks are generally stylish and well-designed. This is because wall racks are set up on your kitchen wall. Installation procedure of this rack is very simple. Ensure that it is mounted high enough that your children cannot reach but still comfortable for you to pick up.

Use wire baskets on the wall for great storage!

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•  Open Shelves

If you opt for open shelves, you may group similar cookware or utensils together. Arranged your cookwares with heavy ones on top and the lighter cookwares should be placed at the bottom of the shelves.  It is important to organize your collection in this manner for safety. This looks great but only works if you use the cookwares regularly. If not, you have to spend time to perform regular cleaning schedule before dust and dirt pile up in your shelves.

Getting a new look in your kitchen does not necessarily need total renovations. Organizing things in your kitchen can do the trick!

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